How to Remove Wallpaper That's Been Painted Over

It is common to find a painted wall that is painted under its many layers of paper. This is particularly true in older homes and commercial properties, partly because the wallpaper was more of a nuisance to remove at the moment because the market did not have the innovative tools and products we now have to facilitate the process. For many people, painting on wallpaper is always the best cost effective and practical option in time. But this really adds that work that will be needed later in the line when comes the time to renew properly.
If you are a new owner or house "Flipper" and his property has wallpaper that has been painted, probably wondering how to effectively manage the project. But the sad truth is that there is a secret method behind removing the wallpaper; It takes just a lot more effort and elbow grease than a standard job to remove the wallpaper. And if there are several layers of paint, your best option may be to completely replace the drywall. Continue reading to learn best practices for wallpaper painted wallpapers, and on your way to a new start.
Wallpaper painted elimination
If you do not know how to remove the wallpaper, review the steps before you start. What you will see is that it is a very similar process to remove the wallpaper. First, you need to gather all the necessary items, including:

    3-in-1 scraper or a wide knife
    Toothed Paper Corrector (or rigid metal brush)
    Quality Solution Stripper (O softening liquid fabrics mixed with water and vinegar)
    Wallpaper Removal Fabric
    Ladder stool or step
    Large plastic bucket
    2 liters of hot water
    glove
    safety glasses
    Cloths or tarpaulins
Note that may require a new installation of drywall if you find that there are several coats of paint on the wallpaper. If only a few coats of paint, you can successfully eliminate it without having to replace the drywall. Once you have all the necessary supplies, you are ready to get your hands wet! Here's how to get started:

    Using an average pressure, check the outer layer on the wall with the marking tool paper. Too high a pressure can damage the wall so take your time in this part. You can also use a thick metal brush, or both. Select the tool you are most comfortable with and produce more results.

    Once you write the paint, spray stripping solution into your wallpaper, focusing on small sections at a time. Then allow the solution to penetrate the wall for a few minutes. Spraying too much solution at a time can damage the wall, so do not get too generous with the spray bottle. If you do not want to use one of the stripper wallpaper business solutions, you can mix water, vinegar and liquid softener in a plastic spray bottle instead.

    After the solution has soaked in the wall for a few minutes, take your 3-in-1 tool scraper (available at any local hardware store or home improvement for a lower price) and start with the more crisp edge . Get under the wallpaper and work slowly to scratch. Scraping in alternative directions will speed up the effects.

    Expect this process takes several hours or even days, depending on the drywall or plaster used, the type of adhesive paper, wall surface, the extent of the paint on the top of the paper and much more. After an abundant amount of dedication, patience and effort, they ended up getting everything!
Remember that all wallpaper removal jobs will be different. There are several factors that influence the process of removing wallpaper, specially painted on wallpaper. Sometimes it is best to leave a tedious and complicated task of an approved professional project.
A plaster and paint contractor has the tools, resources and training needed to remove the wallpaper in the most efficient and professional manner. They can also provide installation services for drywall and wall repair that have been damaged by too many layers of paint or wallpaper. If you want exceptional results at a price, trust your local general contractor for wallpaper and paint removal services.

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